More Free Games For Amazon / Twitch Prime Members

July 10,2018 00:19

Amazon's Prime Day won't officially kick off until July 16, but a number of deals are already available for Prime members. If you're a PC gamer, the best early deal by far is one that won't cost you anything at all. Twitch is giving Amazon/Twitch Prime ...and more »

Amazon's Prime Day won't officially kick off until July 16, but a number of deals are already available for Prime members. If you're a PC gamer, the best early deal by far is one that won't cost you anything at all. Twitch is giving Amazon/Twitch Prime members free PC games each day between now and July 18. All told, 21 free games will be available for Prime members in July.The availability windows vary depending on the game, but today you can download nine games for free. Make sure to grab them quickly, because one game goes away each day this week (you can find the full schedule in the image below). Even if you've missed out on some of the free games, many more lie ahead.The latest free game is Hue, a side-scrolling puzzle platformer that has you manipulate the color of the background to navigate through levels containing colorful obstacles. It's available for free until July 15.Several other games remain available as well. Q.U.B.E. 2 is a first-person puzzle game that's available through July 9. Battle Chef Brigade, available until July 10, is a side-scrolling brawler with match-three puzzle elements. Gonner is an ultra-challenging procedurally-generated platformer that will be available until June 12. Finally, an SNK bundle that includes Metal Slug 3, The Last Blade 2, and Twinkle Star Sprites is available through August 2.To get your free games, you'll first have to link your Twitch and Amazon Prime accounts. Then, head to Twitch.tv and click the crown icon next to the search bar. That opens a drop-down menu where you'll find your free games, along with any other freebies you haven't collected yet. Just note you'll need the Twitch desktop app to access the games.Even more free games are coming in the days ahead, including Tacoma and Brutal Legend. You can find descriptions of each game here.

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